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State Eyes Reform of Eminent Domain (The Commercial Record)
In the 18 months since the Supreme Court ruling in Kelo v. City of New London, more than two dozen states have enacted some form of eminent-domain reform. Connecticut could be next.
Town hires attorney in EnCap Golf battle (The Record)
NORTH ARLINGTON ? The borough has hired a special attorney in its ongoing legal battle with EnCap Golf Holdings, a confrontation that has escalated into a series of lawsuits over eminent domain and gained the attention of state lawmakers over financing by the developer.
Forde: Florida's Oh-Fours trump Kentucky's Oh-Fers again (ESPN)
The SEC used to be Kentucky's domain, but ever since Florida's Oh-Fours arrived, Kentucky's been a bunch of Oh-Fers, writes Pat Forde.
Developer backs trailer residents in eminent domain fight (The Record)
LODI -- Robert D. Bonanno, 80, isn't a man with a plan, he's a man with lots of plans ? at least a half dozen rolled up like posters in a tall cardboard box he keeps under his desk.
Eminent domain may be halted (Silver City Sun-News)
SANTA FE ? A bill that would prohibit local governments from using eminent domain laws for economic development purposes was endorsed Thursday by the Senate Public Affairs Committee.
Domain Adds Tobira Therapeutics To Portfolio (socalTech.com)
San Diego-based Domain Associates, a life sciences focused venture capital firm, has added new firm Tobira Therapeutics to its portfolio, socalTECH has learned. According to Domain's web site, it has added Tobira to its portfolio. Tobira is developing antiviral products.... (more)
Court limits Baltimore?s use of eminent domain (The Daily Times)
ANNAPOLIS ? Baltimore had no reason to take a Charles North bar with a speeded-up form of eminent domain called ?quick take,? Maryland?s highest court ruled Thursday.
Legislature works to restrict eminent domain usage (The Clarion-Ledger)
A key roadblock has been removed from pending negotiations on eminent domain, but the issue - which pits private property rights against the forces of economic development - could be headed for heated debate with competing House and Senate bills.
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